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Page 40/43 Operating Instructions USi 281114 v1.3
Polymer Electric
Glossary
proximity switch .
Multisensor System of multiple USi to monitor larger surface areas. The USi are intersynchro-
nised by the signal SYNC . A multisensor system consists of one master and up to
24 slaves .
Noise interference General side-effect of ultrasound sensor systems. Ultrasonic waves are not au-
dible to humans. The transmission burst of the ultrasonic transducer, however, is
perceived as a clearly audible crackle. At a typical frequency of 20 Hz, this may be
perceived as annoying in the long term. Animals may occasionally also hear the ul-
trasonic waves and be annoyed by them.
Normally open contact
Output with NO contact function, which effects the fl ow of the load current when the
measurement object is detected and causes the load current to stop fl owing when
the measurement object is not detected. (cf. Output digital , OUT )
Object Element, which is detected by the ultrasonic proximity switch in the detection fi eld.
(cf. Secondary object )
Opening angle
Total angle around the reference axis of an ultrasonic proximity switch , where the
sound level is reduced by 3 dB. [IEC 60947-5-2, 2.3.1.4] (cf. Reference axis )
Operating mode 1 Range
USi operating mode, where the switch point 1 is identical with the minimum switch-
ing distance . The detection fi eld extends from 1 Range from minimum switching
distance on to switch point 2.
Operating mode 2 Ranges
USi operating mode, where the detection fi eld is divided into 2 ranges.
Range 1: The sensor-proximal detection fi eld extends from the minimum switching
distance to switch point 1.
Range 2: The sensor-distant detection fi eld extends from switch point 1 to switch
point 2.
Operating mode Window USi operating mode, where Range 1 is not visible. A (monitoring) window is thereby
created between switch point 1 and switch point 2. The operating mode Window
can only be selected with the parameter assignment software (optional).
Range 1: The hidden detection fi eld extends from the minimum switching distance
to switch point 1.
Range 2: The detection window extends from switch point 1 to switch point 2.
OUT
Abbreviation for output. The USi has 2 outputs per sensor. For sensor 1, these are
OUT 1.1 and OUT 1.2, for sensor 2 OUT 2.1 and OUT 2.2. For USi-IP, OUT 1.1 is
an analog current output with DC 4 to 20 mA. For USi-UP, OUT 1.1 is an analog
voltage output with DC 0 to 10 V. (cf. Output)
Output Connection on which the output signal of a proximity switch is connected. The
USi-PP has 4 digital outputs, 2 each for every sensor (Sensor 1, Sensor 2).
USi-IP and USi-UP each have 3 digital outputs and one analog output ( cf. Output
analog, output digital, OUT )
Output analog
Output on which a linear current characteristic (USi-IP) or a linear voltage (USi-UP)